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Crima contelui Neville, sau poveștile care nu ne dau pace
În „Crima contelui Neville” Amélie Nothomb ironizează și rescrie povești de renume din tradiția literară, un joc spre care tind și alte opere literare de…
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Spanish Literature in 4 Voices
Looking to explore Spanish literature beyond the well-known names? Here are 4 authors who each offer a different view of postwar Spain and life’s quiet…
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Russische Klassiker zur Weihnachtszeit
Russische Klassiker sind perfekt dafür, das Gefühl eines tiefen Winters und das Knirschen von Schnee heraufzubeschwören – selbst wenn draußen keiner liegt.
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Creature and Creation in ‘Frankenstein’ and 19th Century Horror
‘Frankenstein’, ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ and ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’. True terror can only lie in classic 19th century horror.
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5 Male Characters Who Stick
If literary characters were real people, I would love to sit down for a chat with these 5 male characters.
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Woolf and Shakespeare in Cambridge
Second year in a row in Cambridge reading Virginia Woolf and seeing an open-air performance at the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival
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5 Female Characters Who Stick
I could imagine sitting down for a chat with any or all of these literary female characters.
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Women Buying Flowers in the 1920s
Why do women buy flowers in fiction? Let’s ask Katherine Mansfield, Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Townsend Warner. They have different answers to give us.
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Katherine Mansfield – Something Hidden, Something Dark
How the dark and violent details of Katherine Mansfield’s short stories are hiding sparks of life.
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How Literary Art Can Save Us
In ‘What is Art’ Tolstoy argues that real art insidiously carves a path into our souls and makes us better human beings.
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I love thinking about how a certain topic is seen through the lens of different authors. This is an overview of all the blog posts I wrote on a specific topic spanning several books.
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